Chapter 813 Imperial Telecommunications!

Peng Bingtang still couldn't bear to part with this position.

Finally stayed.

"Boss, Mr. Peng hopes to continue to hold this position." Meris said coming out of the general manager's office.

Yang Ming entered the general manager's office again.

At this time, when Peng Bingtang faced Yang Ming again, his mentality was naturally different from just now.

He is now Sir Yang's professional manager and a subordinate.

"Originally, when I acquired the Xiangjiang Dadong Telegraph Company, I wanted the Xiangjiang Dadong Telegraph Company and the Xiangjiang Telephone Company to merge into the Xiangjiang Telecommunications Company. Now, it seems that the time is not right."

Establish Xiangjiang Telecommunications Company?

Peng Bingtang was a little surprised.

He didn't expect Sir Yang to have thought of this step.

It seems that Sir Yang is indeed more powerful than he imagined.

"Peng Bingtang, do you know what communication will be like in the future?"

The future of communication?

According to current global communications, communication is mainly based on landline telephones, radio stations, telegraphs, etc.

In his opinion, these are now considered very fast and convenient.

Even Peng Bingtang may not know that with the advent of global communication, especially with the advent of the Internet era, instant messaging will be even faster.

"Soon there will be portable cellular phones around the world."

In fact, the first generation of so-called portable cellular phones were mobile phones like Cell Phones. Peng Bingtang didn't know, and Mailliss and Lin Xiuzhi didn't know either.

"At the latest, next month, the world's first mobile phone will be officially released. By then, people can be contacted through this mobile phone anytime, anywhere."

next month?

Peng Bingtang and Mai Lisi were both surprised.

"Boss, what's this phone number?" Lin Xiuzhi asked in surprise.

If a landline phone has a cord, then this kind of mobile phone does not have a cord. In the beginning, Big Brother was also called a cordless phone in Hong Kong.

"It's just a phone that doesn't require a phone line."

Don't need a phone line?

Peng Bingtang, Mailisi, and Lin Xiuzhi seemed to have thought of something.

If so?

Doesn’t that mean there will be fewer landline phone users in Hong Kong in the future?

It's not like that.

Yang Ming is very aware of the development of mobile phones.

"On this basis, we will also establish a telecommunications company called Imperial Telecommunications Company, mainly to face the upcoming establishment of mobile communications."

Imperial Telecommunications?

Peng Bingtang was really surprised.

If that's the case, in his opinion, Sir Yang is really powerful.

Peng Bingtang only knew that Sir Yang was constantly making acquisitions in Xiangjiang, but he did not know about the technology and telecommunications layout of Imperial Group and Yang Ming in Silicon Valley and even Xiangjiang Science and Technology City.

As for the world's first-generation mobile phone, it took Motorola's Martin Cooper ten years to officially launch it.

However, Yang Ming is also very concerned about the mobile phone market.

Especially in the future.

The landline phone market in Xiangjiang will not decline in the future, but mobile phones will definitely gradually replace landline phones in the future, not only in China but also around the world.

Only this again involves a lot more.

Even when it comes to future mobile phone system issues, Peng Bingtang, Mai Lisi and others may not know that it will develop so fast in the future.

Yang Ming and Peng Bingtang finished talking.

In addition to letting him appease the Xiangjiang Dadong Telegraph Bureau, tomorrow, the Imperial Group will officially announce the acquisition of the Xiangjiang Dadong Telegraph Bureau.

In addition, the Xiangjiang Dadong Telegraph Company and the Xiangjiang Telephone Company will not merge for the time being. The two parties are still in a competitive relationship, but they are definitely different from before.

When Yang Ming, Mailisi, and Lin Xiuzhi left, Peng Bingtang personally escorted Yang Ming to the Rolls-Royce.

The three of them left in Yang Ming's car.

Peng Bingtang didn't know how he felt.

He returned to the general manager's office and thought about it first.

Immediately notify all major executives to the conference room.

"Everyone, I resign."

Peng Bingtang said.

Peng Bingtang resigned?

Some of the executives from various departments of the Xiangjiang Dadong Telegraph Bureau were pleasantly surprised, some were astonished, and some were at a loss.

Seeing the expressions of these people, Peng Bingtang said: "I am resigning to the headquarters of the Dadong Telegraph Bureau of Country Y. I am joining the Imperial Group and serving as the general manager of the Xiangjiang Dadong Telegraph Bureau."

When Peng Bingtang said this, the following executives had different expressions.

They thought Peng Bingtang had resigned and left here to go back to London.

Who would have thought that he would actually resign to the headquarters.

So what does that mean?

They all know it.

"Whether you should go or stay, I will give you one day to think about it. When the Imperial Group officially announces its acquisition of Xiangjiang Dadong Telegraph Bureau tomorrow, you can give me an answer. However, if you still want to stay in Xiangjiang Dadong Telegraph Bureau If you want to go to work, you must resign to the headquarters.”

This is what Peng Bingtang was talking about.

Now it is the Imperial Group's wholly-owned acquisition of the Xiangjiang Dadong Telegraph Bureau, which means that the Chinese-owned capital acquires the British-owned capital.

In Xiangjiang, it has always been like this over the years.

Especially the Imperial Group, which has swallowed up countless such British companies.

It's just that the current Xiangjiang Dadong Telephone Company is a little special.

. . .

Yang Ming, Mailisi, and Lin Xiuzhi left the New Mercury Building by car and headed back to the Empire Group headquarters.

Return to the chairman's office.

Yang Ming knew that he had to inform the Governor's Office about his acquisition of Hong Kong's Great Eastern Telegraph Company.

London may have already informed the Governor's Office of Hong Kong.

That night.

The people in the Governor's Office knew that the Empire Group had acquired Hong Kong's Great Eastern Telegraph Company for HK$4.5 billion.

Except for Governor MacLehose, the Chief Secretary Edward Youde and others were very surprised. They simply couldn't understand why London would sell such an important company to the Empire Group.

Edward Youde couldn't understand.

At this time, he seemed to have an unspeakable fear of Sir Yang.

Where did this fear come from?

It was the former chairman of the Carrian Group, Chen Songqing, who was sentenced to 15 years in prison after multiple trials, appeals, and appeals, and was already in Stanley Prison.

Under normal circumstances, he would be in prison until 1997 or even 1998.

Even if the Chen family hired many senior lawyers to sue Chen Songqing, it was still useless. The other party's criminal evidence was enough to sentence him to so many years.

In addition to owing a debt of 10 billion Hong Kong dollars, the other party also involved human life.

Chen Songqing was eventually sentenced to 15 years and then imprisoned in Stanley.

This was something that Chief Secretary Youde did not expect.

He began to really fear Sir Yang's power.

. . .

Early the next morning.

The meeting room of the Empire Group headquarters.

At this time, many reporters came here again.

Some time ago, the Empire Group just announced the establishment of Hong Kong's first airline, which shocked many people.

Now the Empire Group held a press conference again.

In addition to the general manager of the Empire Group, Mai Lisi, the financial director Tang Shilian, and the general manager of Hong Kong's Great Eastern Telegraph Bureau, Peng Bingtang, and more than a dozen senior executives of Hong Kong's Great Eastern Telegraph Bureau attended the press conference.

When those reporters saw the general manager and senior executives of Hong Kong's Great Eastern Telegraph Bureau appearing here, they seemed to have guessed what was going on.

Chapter 4!

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